Energy company EnBW has announced an investment of around €1 billion in establishing and expanding a national hydrogen core network in Germany. This initiative, aligned with the German government's plans, aims to be a crucial element of the future European Hydrogen Backbone by 2032. The core network will provide hydrogen to major industrial centers, power plants, and generation facilities, contributing to decarbonization and climate target achievement. EnBW's Board Member highlighted the significance of this project in transitioning towards a hydrogen-based economy and emphasized the company's commitment to invest approximately €40 billion by 2030. The pipeline projects submitted by EnBW's subsidiaries are intended to connect various regions in Germany to the hydrogen core network, utilizing existing pipelines and constructing new connections. EnBW plans to integrate the south German natural gas pipeline into the hydrogen core network, facilitating the supply of hydrogen to consumers in Baden-Württemberg. The gradual development of the hydrogen transport infrastructure will be supported by EnBW's investments and collaborative efforts with other stakeholders. The article outlines EnBW's vision for a sustainable energy future and the strategic steps taken to advance the hydrogen economy in Germany.